Australian finance podcast

On this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Owen Raszkiewicz & Kevin Fung provide an advanced investment analysis on The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS).

Kate Campbell and Owen Raszkiewicz discuss diversified ethical ETFs, portfolio rebalancing & REITs, on this Q&A episode of The Australian Finance Podcast.

On this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate Campbell and Cathryn Goh apply our 5-step investing checklist to The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS).

On this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate Campbell and Owen Raszkiewicz chat about how to research a company, the importance of having a moat, finding growing industries and whether valuation should make or break your investment case.

On this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate Campbell and Owen Raszkiewicz host the great robo-investing debate, and discuss the pros and cons of using a robo-adviser in Australia.

In this episode we dive into everything ethical investing, to celebrate the launch of our brand new (and definitely free) course on Rask Education.

On this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate Campbell and Owen Raszkiewicz chat to Brooke Roberts, the co-founder of micro-investing platform Sharesies.

On this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate Campbell chats to Tom Brunskill, the CEO of Forage, about exactly how possible it is for you to stand out from the crowd in today’s job market, with little more than an investment of your time and effort.

In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate & Owen crack open the podcast inbox for another in-depth Q&A episode. From discussing DRPs & DSSPs, when to get a tax agent, side hustles v overtime and LICs or ETFs, grab a cup of coffee and tune into our latest Q&A episode.

Getting financial advice is a big decision, so in this episode, Kate chats to Aussie financial adviser Paul Benson about some essential questions to keep in mind when making this decision.

On this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate Campbell and Owen Raszkiewicz chat about the importance of making good financial decisions and some actionable ways to improve your decision making process.

On this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate Campbell and Owen Raszkiewicz chat about the brand new Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) course available on Rask Education.

What’s up with the ACDC ETF? In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Owen talks to Kanish Chugh from ETF Securities about their battery technologies ETF, aptly named ACDC. ETF Securities is the sponsor of this podcast series.

In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate & Owen crack open the podcast inbox for another in-depth Q&A episode. From discussing current market valuations, investing for private school fees, student side hustle ideas, and keeping on top of your investment paperwork, grab a cup of coffee and tune into our latest Q&A episode.

About this episode: This episode is part of The Rask Financial Resilience Mission for 2021. Financial resilience is all about having the resources and tools needed to overcome financial setbacks in your life. In this episode, Kate and Owen chat to listener Jeff about his financial journey over the last few years, including the slippery slope into credit card debt, and how a sound financial position can be quickly turned upside down. Jeff also discusses his strategies for getting out of debt and that you never really know what’s going on with someone’s finances under the surface. To submit your own story, CLICK HERE, or email [email protected] Take our free financial education courses on Rask Education and join our FB community. This interview is the third of our listener stories, which we are publishing as part of our overall Financial Resilience Mission. To submit your own story, or email us! … Read more

About this episode: Morgan Housel gets interviewed by Kate & Owen for The Australian Finance Podcast about his brilliant book, The Psychology of Money. DOWNLOAD KATE’S FREE EPISODE WORKBOOK “Money has many ironies. Here’s an important one: Wealth is what you don’t see.” Morgan Housel, The Psychology of Money That’s a quote from The Psychology of Money, written by today’s special guest all the way from the US, Morgan Housel. Morgan has a way of explaining financial concepts and ideas in a way the resonates and sticks with a huge audience, so we are pumped to bring this episode to you today. Kate and Owen chat to Morgan about his reflections on writing and reading widely, the important behaviours we should work on to improve our odds of financial success and the most powerful thing money can do for you. We’d love for you to share your takeaways from this … Read more

In this episode, Kate and Owen chat to listener Dean about his journey paying off a substantial amount of student debt and the challenges of being an international student in Australia

In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate and Owen interview podcast listener Renee, in our very first community story interview. Renee kindly shares her inspiring story of moving countries, paying off debt and increasing her income.

On this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate Campbell and Owen Raszkiewicz discuss 21 different ways to save and invest your money in 2021.

Talking about your goals is important, and they shouldn’t be something that you write up and tuck away in the back of your drawer for the year.

On this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate Campbell and Owen Raszkiewicz discuss when to take profits on shares, how to find high yielding ETFs and ways to save when you’re studying.

About this episode: Let’s talk Christmas – Kate’s favourite time of the year! Well it’s high time we wrap up 2020 and wave in the new year, we’re ready for a break over here! But before we do that, we wanted to share with you some of our highlights of 2020 both in the financial space and from our personal lives, to end the year on a high note. This is not a hard hitting episode filled with information on buying shares and the state of the economy, rather a light-hearted look back at the crazy year that’s been. It’s been challenging year for everyone, and it’s important to take some time out to reflect on everything that’s gone on and what you’re going to focus on next. Kate and Owen discuss their 2020 highlights, Christmas money saving ideas, potential gift ideas (including some great personal finance books) and talk … Read more

What does the future of work look like and how are you preparing yourself for it? How do you land your dream job or even get a career earning $300,000 per year?!

About this episode: In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, we bring you a truly fascinating and thought-provoking conversation with Australian entrepreneur and philanthropist Steve Killelea. We chat with Steve about the concept of Universal Basic Income (UBI), how it works, and where it’s being tried and tested globally. Steve also spoke about his own personal journey to measure and understand global peace, the creation of the global peace index and why positive peace is essential to a thriving economy. Steve Killelea AM is a global philanthropist focused on peace and sustainable development, with a long, successful career in technology and international business development. Over the last two decades, Steve has applied his business skills to his many global philanthropic activities, established an internationally renowned global think tank, the Institute for Economics & Peace (IEP) and a private family charity, The Charitable Foundation, which now has over three million … Read more

In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate & Owen crack open the podcast inbox for another in-depth Q&A episode.

On The Australian Finance Podcast Kate Campbell and Owen Raszkiewicz interview Peter Singer from The Life You Can Save about how to make effective donations to charity and how much it costs to save a life.

Kate Campbell & Owen Raszkiewicz from The Australian Finance Podcast explain how to invest with just $5 in Australia, with Raiz Australia’s Brendan Malone.

In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate & Owen chat to fellow podcaster Phil Muscatello about his investing experiences with his series Shares of Beginners.

Kate Campbell and Owen Raszkiewicz discuss thematic investing in Australia on this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast.

Kate Campbell and Owen Raszkiewicz discuss Neobanks in Australia and host Up Money’s Anson Parker on this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast.

Looking for 10 easy ways to save and make money in 2020? Kate and Owen discuss five money actions to take during this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast.

Is Spaceship Voyager a good investment? How does short selling work? How can I invest for my child in Australia? Kate and Owen from The Australian Finance Podcast are back with a new Q&A episode.

About this episode: In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate & Owen dive into the fine-print ridden world of health insurance. From ambulance, hospital and extras cover to the medicare levy surcharge, we provide you with the tools and resources for you to decide if health insurance is right for you. Remember to send your questions through to [email protected] Also if you’ve been enjoying listening to the podcast and are listening through Apple Podcasts, we’d love it if you could leave us a review! Resources: AFP Episode: Ep. 3. Emergency! (insurance) Expert Guest: Tim Tez from AIA Australia Health Insurance | Compare Private Health Insurance Australia The Australian health system What is covered – Ambulance MoneySmart: Health insurance Medicare levy surcharge | Australian Taxation Office Private Health Insurance Basics Private health insurance rebate | Australian Taxation Office Hospital cover product tiers Private health insurance reforms Health insurance tiers … Read more

On recent episodes of The Australian Finance Podcast, you may recall that Owen dropped a few hints about his plans to buy his first property.
Well, the papers are signed and keys are in hand, so Kate’s turning the tables on Owen this week and finding out just how this share lover ended up buying a house (during COVID-19 no less). From initial research to finally ripping up the carpet, tune in for a deep dive into Owen’s first home buying journey.

Owen Raszkiewicz and Kate Campbell interview Financial Counsellor Nick Georgiou about everything Australian Financial Counsellors can do to help you, your friends or family.

About this episode: In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate and Owen are back behind the mic answering some common listener questions received over the last month. In this episode we answer a range of great questions, ranging from… Help for those starting their finance journey in late 30s/40s/50s Should you get a financial advisor if you’ve only got a small amount of money to manage? Multiple bank accounts & savings with neobanks Are ETFs blowing up? SMSFs versus big Super funds What do I do if you find out that your employer has stopped paying your super? GENERAL ADVICE ONLY. BUT SERIOUSLY IT’S NOT ADVICE AT ALL. Do your own research – always! Remember to send your questions through to [email protected] Also if you’ve been enjoying listening to the podcast and are listening through Apple Podcasts, we’d love it if you could leave us a review! Resources: … Read more

About this episode: Description: In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate and Owen share their top personal finance apps for 2020. We often throw out the name of a personal finance app that we’ve found helpful here and there, but in this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate and Owen are bringing them all together for you in one spot. From record keeping, budgeting, banking, investing and making money, there’s an app out there for most things nowadays, and we’ll share some of the best ones we’ve found to date. Resources: Record Keeping ATO Tracking App iScanner/Camscanner Budgeting – adi Register of authorised deposit-taking institutions Up Money Frollo Pocketbook or Money Brilliant Finder App Misc Category Credit health – Credit scores and credit reports Beem It – owned by CBA, NAB & Westpac Longevity – super round up app, $20 per year (get those account details correct … Read more

About this episode:  In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate talks with expert guest Lacey Filipich, Founder and Author of Money School. Ultimately, the FIRE movement is all about taking back control over your time, and Lacey is a wonderful example of an Aussie doing just that. Kate chats to Lacey about her journey to financial independence (without even being aware of the FIRE movement), how to know if the goal of FI/RE is right for you, whether having a family stands in the way of your goals and the idea of becoming time rich.  Resources: Money School Book FI Supply Calculator Money Debates Virtual Summit (31st Aug – 1st Sep 2020)

Kate and Owen from The Australian Finance Podcast are certainly due for a money catch up to discuss current financial events, recap on our favourite episodes and respond to common listener questions.

About this episode: In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate and Owen talk with Anna Glynn, a positive psychology teacher and expert on wellbeing. Before starting her own practice, Anna worked in financial services for a decade. Anna talks us through essential tips for combating the tricks our mind can play on us, especially during times of uncertainty. Things we talk about: Think more positive at home or while we’re at work Highlights the importance of connections with others around — even if you’re living with them 24/7 How to supercharge your happiness by dialling down negative stimulus and focusing on the good Why video calls with friends are an easy way to boost your happiness The importance of having and feeling like you have purpose in your day The ‘three good things’ intervention and tricking your mind to be happier more often Why it’s important to smile … Read more

About this episode: How does thinking and talking about money make you feel? Is it something you avoid, run screaming from or happily chat about? Mel Browne helps people unlearn and relearn, to swap behaviour, to be aware of their money triggers and their money identity and discover how to apply personal leadership to their finances. It’s time to understand that money isn’t good or evil but is simply a tool we can use to help us design the life we love. Show notes & resources: Mel Browne (@moremoneyforshoes) • Instagram Get the book: Booktopia: Budgets Don’t Work (But This Does) Mel’s Uncensored Money Podcast Owen’s long-form interview with Mel Browne

Amy Lunardi is back on The Australian Finance Podcast to talk about property investing 101, including how to do it right, wrong and everything in between. Amy covers what you must know about property investing, including buying your first home and getting a plan in place.

In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast we’re not just talking about diversifying your investments, we’re going to cover the importance of applying the principles of diversification to all areas of your financial life.

n this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Owen talks with ETF Securities CEO, Kris Walesby, about his journey, where ETFs came from, the Core and Satellite approach to investing, the GOLD, FANG+ and CURE ETFs, trading ETFs and more.

What are the top 10 personal finance books and resources for beginners? Kate and Owen from The Australian Finance Podcast share and review the top 5 books they’ve read.

In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Owen and Kate have a chat about the potential long-term effects that COVID-19 might have on our finances and whether it’s still worth making plans. TLDR, yes, you should still make financial plans!

Alisha Henderson is the creative genius and go-getter behind Sweet Bakes, the author and designer of the Storybook Sweets, speaker, Instagramer and so much more.

Starting a (magnificent) business in Australia isn’t easy. Take it from me. There’s a LOT of work involved after the business is up and running. But before you even accept your first dollar of sales or revenue, you need to understand lots of complicated nonsense that seems so overwhelming.

Tax time is fast approaching! In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast Kate and Owen talk about… (drum roll) taxes, including 5 ways to manage your tax affairs in 2020.

Despite this tough and unpredicted situation, some businesses have forged ahead and emerged victorious through clever and relevant business pivots. In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Owen and Kate dive into the interesting business pivots and side hustles that have emerged from COVID-19.

n this episode of the podcast, Owen and Kate dive into some of the key actions to take if you’ve lost your job recently and ways to set yourself up for success when hunting for your next job.

Your friend: “OMG, did you hear that “they” said Australian property prices are going to fall by 30%?”You: “Who’s ‘they’ and what data did they use?”Your friend: “No idea. But seriously how bad’s that!”With bold predictions about the direction of Australian house prices getting tossed around left right and centre, falling rental prices, COVID-19 and first home buyers licking their lips, Owen took the opportunity to talk about house prices, the basics of economics for property, the latest data and forecasts, why forecasts are almost always specifically wrong and how to think about buying property in 2020.  iTunes | Spotify | Castbox | YouTube  Notes & Resources Property news and forecasts Migration Rask money course Amy Lunardi podcast Pete Wargent Investors Podcast 1 Pete Wargent Investors Podcast 2 (2020 version) Owen & Sophie’s chart (below)

What’s the difference between trading and investing? Does trading stocks work? How do you buy stocks in Australia? Are CFDs dangerous? 

In this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast Kate and Owen talk property with Amy Lunardi. Amy is a Buyer’s Advocate at Cate Bakos, meaning she works with buyers and investors.

COVID-19 has shown us just how easily misinformation can travel across the globe and the damage listening to incorrect information can cause to our society.

April has been a funny month and it certainly feels like we’re all just treading water. Something that has helped us feel slightly more in control at the moment, is making small changes in our lives that will be beneficial to us down the track. In this episode, Kate and Owen each break down five financially focused tasks you could complete during April. From preparing for tax time to sorting out your super, ticking off just one of these tasks will give you the satisfaction of knowing you’ve done something to improve your financial future. iTunes | Spotify | Castbox | YouTube  Notes & Resources: Resources:  Kate’s blog – How To Money Australia – check it out Early access to Super episode

Over the last few weeks you might have started to consider investing for the first time given the state of the market and are currently working out where to start.

Early access to Super, Job Seeker, Job Keeper, Coronavirus Supplement and more, explained in this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast.

This episode of The Australian Finance Podcast takes you through all of the fun and engaging online resources you can use from home during COVID-19 lockdown aka “isolation”.

In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Owen interviews Kyle Frost, an independent financial adviser based out of Sydney.

Season 2 of The Australian Finance Podcast kicks off with a discussion that attempts to make sense of what we’re seeing right now in financial markets.

Kate is flying the coop, Owen is all over the place. This is the Season 1 Finale of The Australian Finance Podcast, yo!

The Australian Finance Podcast’s Kate Campbell and Owen Raszkiewicz tackle the burning questions about using Super to fund retirement.

What are the 5 things you wish you were taught about money at High School (or younger)? In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast Kate shares her story, including the 5 most important money lessons she learned after leaving school. These include understanding that no-one knows everything about finance and investing, so the onus is on us to navigate our own path to financial independence.

iTunes | Spotify | Castbox | YouTube  Episode 43: With almost 50 episodes under their belt, Kate and Owen from The Australian Finance Podcast break it down to the 6 most important actions to take in 2020. These 6 steps, covering budgeting to Super and investing, will help you make 2020 your financial year yet. Don’t delay, start listening and start getting it done. Resources: Master your finances with Owen’s free finance programs How To Money

Kate and Owen from The Australian Finance Podcast talk financially planning your epic travel holiday on a budget.

Owen and Kate discuss the FIRE movement (Financial Independence, Retire Early) on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss how to save money at Christmas on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss the biggest three expenses: education, cars and mortgages on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss ethical investing, sustainable investing and impact investing on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss behavioural finance and how to catch your behavioural biases on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate answer questions about IPOs, robo advisors, investment bonds, Raiz vs Commsec & more on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate interview Nicole Haddow, author of Smashed Avocado on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss Warren Buffett on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss how to set and achieve money goals on The Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss how to negotiate your salary & get a pay rise on The Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss the best personal finance books, financial planner fees and ETFs they would buy on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss Australian Taxes on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss side hustling on the Australian Finance Podcast

Owen and Kate discuss financial news and media on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate answer finance and investing questions about getting out of debt, the FHSSS, Robo Advice & more on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate interview Alec & Bryce From Equity Mates on the Australian Finance Podcast

Owen and Kate discuss their worst investing mistakes on the Australian Finance Podcast

Owen and Kate discuss After Pay and other buy now pay later apps on the Australian Finance Podcast

Owen and Kate discuss the best investing and finance apps and tools on the Australian Finance Podcast

Owen and Kate discuss how to pick ETFs on the ASX on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss how to take control of your financial future on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate answer questions about getting a share brokerage account, interest rates, ETFs & investing home deposits on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss diversification on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate interview guest Ted Richards on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss ASX Listed Investment Companies (LIC) on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate answer finance and investing questions about investing for dividends, finding advisers & investing apps on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss investing in yourself, HECS and side hustles on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate interview Miss Money Box on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss compound interest on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate answer finance and investing questions on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss how to get good financial, tax & legal advice in australia on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss individual shares on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss ETFs, Managed Funds & Index Funds on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss property investing and REITs on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss Superannuation in Australia on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss investing in Australia on the Australian Finance Podcast.

Owen and Kate discuss the difference between saving and investing on the Australian Finance Podcast.

iTunes – Spotify – Castbox – YouTube  About this episode: Stuff happens in life that you don’t expect – we both know that, but despite that knowledge, we often don’t prepare financially for when (excuse my French), shit hits the fan. In this episode, we chat about the importance of having an emergency fund and why it should be a key priority when you’re starting to sort out your financial health. We also delve into the strange and often complex world of insurance, the stuff no one wants to pay for, but they’re grateful they did when the unexpected happens. Show notes: Owen’s insurance checklist: download from your (free) Rask account Reources: MoneySmart: Life Insurance Calculator Financial Rights Legal Centre: Driver’s Information MoneySmart: Insurance Information MoneySmart: Disaster-Proof Your Finances Insurance Comparison Sites Canstar Finder Choice Compare the Market iSelect Mozo

Owen and Kate discuss getting in and out of debt on the Australian Finance Podcast.

iTunes – Spotify – Castbox – YouTube  About this episode: Banking, Budgets and Emergency Funds! We know they’re probably some of your least favourite words but when it comes to your finances, they’re probably some of the most important.  Without understanding the products that you’re using, your money in/money out picture and having an emergency fund for life’s unexpected curveballs, you’re putting yourself in a position where your money (or lack of) controls you. In this episode, we break down some of the key things you should look for in your common banking products, how to start putting together your budget and why an emergency fund is an essential step towards building a sound financial future! Why is an emergency fund important? You’ll get wiped out if you stop earning Helps you stay afloat when unforeseen situations happen (without going into debt) Helps you to avoid selling assets at a bad time to get the money … Read more